It is with the greatest of pleasure that I am able to bring you this incredible street atlas and survey of the City of Baltimore from 1905.  This detailed look at the city a century ago should offer a great deal for both the serious and casual historian.  A key to the plates is shown below, as well as an explanation of the colors and symbols found within the individual maps.  Click on any of the thumbnails for a very large (2048x1536) photo of a 1/4 section of each plate on this map. Do be advised that these images are very large (averaging about 600K-700K each).  Therefore they will load very slowly on dial-up connections - be patient.  Also, these large files will swallow a lot of my bandwidth, so to paraphrase the old saying "TAKE ALL YOU WANT BUT SAVE ALL YOU TAKE!" Plate 1 - Downtown East and Jonestown Plate 2 - Downtown West and Perkins Square Plate 3 - Pigtown and Ridgely's Delight Plate 4 - Harbor Basin and Little Italy Plate 5 (rot.) - Fells Point and Butchers' Hill Plate 6 (rot.) - Patterson Park and Canton Plate 7 - Hopkins Hospital and East Baltimore Plate 8 - Collington Square Plate 9 - Madison and Johnson Squares Plate 10 - Bolton Hill and Marble Hill Plate 11 - Harlem Park and Franklin Square Plate 12 - Sandtown and Winchester Plate 13 - Reservoir Hill Plate 14 - Reservoir Hill and Remington Plate 15 - Charles Village and Darley Park Plate 16 - Druid Hill Park Plate 17 - Hampden Plate 18 - Peabody Heights and Waverly Plate 19 - Clifton Park Plate 20 - Montebello (and pres. Ednor Gardens) Plate 21 - Waverly (and pres. Guilford) Plate 22 - Woodberry and Hampden Plate 23 - Park Heights and Woodberry Plate 24 - West Arlington and Park Heights Plate 25 - Windsor Hills and Walbrook Plate 26 - Walbrook and Rosemont Plate 27 - Irvington and Claremont Plate 28 - Carrollton and Union Square Plate 29 - Carroll Park Plate 30 - Sharp-Leadenhall and South Balto. Plate 31 - Federal Hill and Riverside Park Plate 32 - Port Covington and Ferry Bar Plate 33 (rotated) - Locust Point